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Caribou
The man formerly know as Manitoba on how excellence is born from isolation
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Advice on creating timeless music - and surviving dealing with Wu-Tang
Arto Lindsay
No bossa, no wave: connecting the dots with the man behind Lounge Lizards and DNA
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Bass still is the place for one-half of Cassius
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Kompakt's posterboy on the politics of handing in demos
Ty
Ty food for thought
David Nerattini
Jazz against the machine: the emergence of disharmony under Italian fascism
Lars Bartkuhn
This classically trained jazzman knows the needs of great house
Mark de Clive-Lowe
The swagger of bruk and two-bar loops explained by a Kiwi soul ambassador
Digital
The one like Steve Carr takes us from his reggae roots to reshaping drum & bass
DJ Magic Mike
A lesson in bass from Florida's subwoofer icon
Bernard Purdie
Callin' the hit-maker: Pretty Purdie reveals the truth behind his heavy-hitting breaks
Claudio Simonetti
Italy's horror-prog master: scaring kids four generations and counting
Dennis Bovell
How an immigrant from Barbados became one of pop's most versatile producers
Atom™
Back from the Chilean hinterland, Senõr Coconut went straight to Kraftwerk
Alexander Robotnick
Florence and the machines: how an Italian electro rebel helped shape house and techno
Daniele Baldelli
On the couch with Italy's version of Mancuso and Siano
